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Oct 9, 2014- Hotel Lalit, Mumbai
2014
BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
Department of Chemicals and PetrochemicalsGovernment of India
www.indiachem.in
International Conference onl Chemicals Petrochemicals Technologies, Process,
Plant Machinery, Control & Automation Systemsl l
Oct 10-11, 2014 - Bombay Exhibition CentreMumbai
Knowledge Partner & Strategy Consultant
Supported By
Theme: Spurting the Growth of Indian Chemical & Petrochemical Industry
The chemical industry is a capital as well as knowledge intensive industry. The industry plays a significant role in global economic and social development. It is also a human resource intensive industry and generates significant employment. Globally, the industry employs more than 20 million people. The global chemical industry was estimated at USD 3.9trillion in 2013 and is expected to grow at 4-5% CAGR to reach USD 5.2-5.5 trillion by 2020.
“Over the last few decades, the chemical industry has seen an increasing shift towards Asia. This is in line with shift of key consumer industries (e.g. Automotive, Electrical and Electronics) towards Asia. The share of Asia in global chemical industry has increased from 31% in 1999 to 52% in 2013 while the share of Europe and North America has decreased from over the same period.”
OVERVIEW
BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2014
The Indian Chemical Industry
The Indian chemical industry is a critical part of the
Indian economy. The industry contributed
approximately 6% to the country's GDP and accounted
for ~13% of the total Indian exports in 2013. With more
than 80,000 products for downstream industries like
automotive, textiles, pharmaceuticals, personal care,
consumer durables, construction & engineering, food
production and processing, the Indian chemical
industry is playing a critical role in enhancing the
quality of life. The Indian chemical industry stood at INR 819,000 Cr.
(USD 140 Bn) in 2013 which accounts for ~3% of the
global chemical industry. Increasing urbanization and
percapita disposable income is resulting in a strong
growth outlook for severalkey end use industries. This
will positively impact the growth in Indian chemical
industry. FICCI & TATA Strategic expects the Chemical
Industryto grow at 8-9% CAGR over next decade and is
expected to reach INR 1,180,000 - 1,300,000 Cr. (USD
200-220 Bn) by 2020 accounting for 4-5% of global
chemical market.
The chemical industry can be mainly classified into four
key segments:1. C h e m i c a l s : I t i n c l u d e s B a s i c O rga n i c
Chemicals(methanol, acetic acid etc), basic
inorganic chemicals(Caustic soada, chlor alkali etc)
along with the speciality chemicals. The key sub-
segments within this are Agrochemicals, Fine
Chemicals, Dyes-colorants/pigments and personal
care chemicals. The Sp. Chem. sector has grown at
a CAGR of 12.5% over the last five years to reach
INR 154,400 Cr (USD 26.4 billion) in 20132. Petrochemicals: Petrochemicals cover basic
chemicals like Ethylene, Propylene, Benzene and
Xylene, intermediates like MEG, Acrylonitrile, LAB
etc.,synthetic fibers like Nylon, PSF and PFY and
polymers like LDPE/HDPE, PVC, Polyester and PET
etc. Over the last five years the sector has grown at
11%21%
22%
17%
29%
Petrochemicals
Fertilizers
Other base chemicals
Specialty Chemicals
Pharmaceuticals
India chemical Industry, 2012
~8% CAGR to reach INR 147,400 Cr.(USD 25.1 billion) in 2013.The Indian Govt.
has followed a cluster approach and has approved four PCPIRs (Petroleum,
Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region) to enhance the
competitiveness of domestic manufactures which are under various stages of
development. So far INR 54,000 Cr (~USD 9 billion) has been invested for
PCPIR development. 3. Fertilizers: It includes all types of N, P& K based fertilizers like Urea, DAP
etc.The Indian fertilizer consumption stands at ~144 kg/ha which is higher
than the global average of ~122 kg/ha. The
industry has grown at a rate of ~4.5% CAGR over
the last five years to reach INR 119,300 Cr. (USD
20.4 billion) in 2013. 4. Pharmaceuticals: The Indian pharmaceutical
industry is ranked 3rd in the world in terms of
production volume and 13th in terms of domestic
consumption value. The industry consists of APIs
and formulations. Over the last five years the
industry has grown at ~15% to reach INR 203,500
Cr. (USD 34.8 billion) in 2013. The Indian Chemicals industry comprises of small and
large scale units. A number of multi-national
companies have invested in the Indian Chemical sector.
From April 2000 to March 2013, the sector has
Raw MeterialsChemical
Manufacturing Product use
Feedstockchallenges
Increasing cost of waste disposal
Increasingenergy costs
Strictregulations
Increasing cost of storing hazardous
substancesIncreased
emphasis on environmental impact
Newlegislations
(e.g. REACH)
Increasing public/NGO concerns
Increasingdemand for
green products
Green Chemistry and Sustainability in Chemical Sector
While there are opportunities for growth, theIndian
Chemical Industry will need to overcome a number of
critical challengesto remain competitive at a global
scale. Feedstock availability is a key challenge faced by
the Chemical Industry. Shale gas dynamics are playing
a crucial role. Furthermore, petrochemical feedstocks
face challenges in terms of price volatility, supply
constraints, and political uncertainties in several
feedstock rich nations.
The Indian Chemical industry is also facing challenge in
controlling its energy and water footprint. New
received a cumulative FDI of USD 8.9 billion which has
helped in keeping its growth momentum going. In
Chemical sector, 100 percent Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) is permissible and manufacturing of
most chemical products including organic/in-organic,
dyestuffs and pesticides is de-licensed.With Asia's increasing influence as a key consumption
region, India emerges as one of the focus destinations
for chemical companies worldwide. In order to
encourage domestic manufacturing, Govt. of India has
set the target of increasing the share of manufacturing
in GDP from 16% to 25% by 2025 which is likely to
create enhanced opportunities for the Chemical
sector in coming years
legislations like (REACH) are creating pressure for
chemical industry to meet regulatory challenges and
complying with them significantly adds to the overall
manufacturing costs.Such a situation calls for industry
and Govt. to work together to establish norms which
creates a balance between industry growth and impact
on environment. Simultaneously, companies need to
relook at their manufacturing processes and develop
products which are relatively easier to comply with
national and international norms.
www.indiachem.in
The road ahead is as long as you make it. Make it worth the trip.
- Jon Bon Jovi
The chemical industry is a capital as well as knowledge intensive industry. The industry plays a significant role in global economic and social development. It is also a human resource intensive industry and generates significant employment. Globally, the industry employs more than 20 million people. The global chemical industry was estimated at USD 3.9trillion in 2013 and is expected to grow at 4-5% CAGR to reach USD 5.2-5.5 trillion by 2020.
“Over the last few decades, the chemical industry has seen an increasing shift towards Asia. This is in line with shift of key consumer industries (e.g. Automotive, Electrical and Electronics) towards Asia. The share of Asia in global chemical industry has increased from 31% in 1999 to 52% in 2013 while the share of Europe and North America has decreased from over the same period.”
OVERVIEW
BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2014
The Indian Chemical Industry
The Indian chemical industry is a critical part of the
Indian economy. The industry contributed
approximately 6% to the country's GDP and accounted
for ~13% of the total Indian exports in 2013. With more
than 80,000 products for downstream industries like
automotive, textiles, pharmaceuticals, personal care,
consumer durables, construction & engineering, food
production and processing, the Indian chemical
industry is playing a critical role in enhancing the
quality of life. The Indian chemical industry stood at INR 819,000 Cr.
(USD 140 Bn) in 2013 which accounts for ~3% of the
global chemical industry. Increasing urbanization and
percapita disposable income is resulting in a strong
growth outlook for severalkey end use industries. This
will positively impact the growth in Indian chemical
industry. FICCI & TATA Strategic expects the Chemical
Industryto grow at 8-9% CAGR over next decade and is
expected to reach INR 1,180,000 - 1,300,000 Cr. (USD
200-220 Bn) by 2020 accounting for 4-5% of global
chemical market.
The chemical industry can be mainly classified into four
key segments:1. C h e m i c a l s : I t i n c l u d e s B a s i c O rga n i c
Chemicals(methanol, acetic acid etc), basic
inorganic chemicals(Caustic soada, chlor alkali etc)
along with the speciality chemicals. The key sub-
segments within this are Agrochemicals, Fine
Chemicals, Dyes-colorants/pigments and personal
care chemicals. The Sp. Chem. sector has grown at
a CAGR of 12.5% over the last five years to reach
INR 154,400 Cr (USD 26.4 billion) in 20132. Petrochemicals: Petrochemicals cover basic
chemicals like Ethylene, Propylene, Benzene and
Xylene, intermediates like MEG, Acrylonitrile, LAB
etc.,synthetic fibers like Nylon, PSF and PFY and
polymers like LDPE/HDPE, PVC, Polyester and PET
etc. Over the last five years the sector has grown at
11%21%
22%
17%
29%
Petrochemicals
Fertilizers
Other base chemicals
Specialty Chemicals
Pharmaceuticals
India chemical Industry, 2012
~8% CAGR to reach INR 147,400 Cr.(USD 25.1 billion) in 2013.The Indian Govt.
has followed a cluster approach and has approved four PCPIRs (Petroleum,
Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region) to enhance the
competitiveness of domestic manufactures which are under various stages of
development. So far INR 54,000 Cr (~USD 9 billion) has been invested for
PCPIR development. 3. Fertilizers: It includes all types of N, P& K based fertilizers like Urea, DAP
etc.The Indian fertilizer consumption stands at ~144 kg/ha which is higher
than the global average of ~122 kg/ha. The
industry has grown at a rate of ~4.5% CAGR over
the last five years to reach INR 119,300 Cr. (USD
20.4 billion) in 2013. 4. Pharmaceuticals: The Indian pharmaceutical
industry is ranked 3rd in the world in terms of
production volume and 13th in terms of domestic
consumption value. The industry consists of APIs
and formulations. Over the last five years the
industry has grown at ~15% to reach INR 203,500
Cr. (USD 34.8 billion) in 2013. The Indian Chemicals industry comprises of small and
large scale units. A number of multi-national
companies have invested in the Indian Chemical sector.
From April 2000 to March 2013, the sector has
Raw MeterialsChemical
Manufacturing Product use
Feedstockchallenges
Increasing cost of waste disposal
Increasingenergy costs
Strictregulations
Increasing cost of storing hazardous
substancesIncreased
emphasis on environmental impact
Newlegislations
(e.g. REACH)
Increasing public/NGO concerns
Increasingdemand for
green products
Green Chemistry and Sustainability in Chemical Sector
While there are opportunities for growth, theIndian
Chemical Industry will need to overcome a number of
critical challengesto remain competitive at a global
scale. Feedstock availability is a key challenge faced by
the Chemical Industry. Shale gas dynamics are playing
a crucial role. Furthermore, petrochemical feedstocks
face challenges in terms of price volatility, supply
constraints, and political uncertainties in several
feedstock rich nations.
The Indian Chemical industry is also facing challenge in
controlling its energy and water footprint. New
received a cumulative FDI of USD 8.9 billion which has
helped in keeping its growth momentum going. In
Chemical sector, 100 percent Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) is permissible and manufacturing of
most chemical products including organic/in-organic,
dyestuffs and pesticides is de-licensed.With Asia's increasing influence as a key consumption
region, India emerges as one of the focus destinations
for chemical companies worldwide. In order to
encourage domestic manufacturing, Govt. of India has
set the target of increasing the share of manufacturing
in GDP from 16% to 25% by 2025 which is likely to
create enhanced opportunities for the Chemical
sector in coming years
legislations like (REACH) are creating pressure for
chemical industry to meet regulatory challenges and
complying with them significantly adds to the overall
manufacturing costs.Such a situation calls for industry
and Govt. to work together to establish norms which
creates a balance between industry growth and impact
on environment. Simultaneously, companies need to
relook at their manufacturing processes and develop
products which are relatively easier to comply with
national and international norms.
www.indiachem.in
The road ahead is as long as you make it. Make it worth the trip.
- Jon Bon Jovi
Essentially, the present chemistry can be classified as
challenging wherein majority of raw materials used are from
non-renewable sources and products are manufactured using
multi-step and energy intensive processes. Through
implementation of green practices companies can improve
mass and energy efficiency, resulting in reduced hazardous
wastes generation. Companies will also gain by having lower
material costs, significantly reduced environmental
impacts,hence creating an improved image across stakeholders.
All this would result in a sustained growth for the Chemical
sector.
MaterialEfficiency
HolisticDesign
ReducedHazards
EnergyEfficiency
GreenChemistry
Green Chemistry Metrics
FICCI jointly with the Dept of Chemicals &
Petrochemicals, Govt. of India and with
the support of varinous industry
a s s o c i a t i o n s i s o r g a n i s i n g a n
International Conference at "India Chem
2014" on Oct 9-11, 2014 at NSE Complex,
Goregaon, Mumbai. The theme of the
event being "Spurting the Growth of
Indian Chemical Industry. A Handbook
covering all aspects of Indian Chemical
sector is being prepared jointly with Tata
Strategic Management Group and will be
released at the Conference.
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To discuss and debate the opportunities and challenges for the
Indian Chemical sector in the emerging global scenario.
To provide a unique platform to interact and network with industry
and policy makers, in an effort to identify the various impediments
to the growth and functioning of the industry as well as to forge
strategic partnership.
To highlight the business opportunities in the industry & invite
global investors to invest in these upcoming sectors in the country.
To bridge the gap between Indian & Global companies by exploring
the possibilities of mergers, joint ventures, co manufacturing and
strategic alliances.
To discuss and deliberate on the feedstock, R&D, infrastructure,
environmental concerns as also the emerging technologies
enhancing the productivity and competitiveness.
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Registration Fee Structure:
Indian Nationals : INR 5000/- per personForeign Nationals : USD 120/- per person(includes Indian residing abroad and foreigner residing in India)
Incentives
For 2 or more delegates, FICCI Associate members and members of the supporting associations- 10% disc: Rs 4500For 5 or more delegates and FICCI Corporate members- 25% disc : Rs 3750
For Academics/Students INR 1000 per person (restricted to 20 academicians/students each sponsored by the institution/industry)
Please note:
l All fees are payable by cash/cheque/DD in favour of "FICCI" payable at New Delhi.
l The delegate fee includes conference kits, study material, lunches and dinner. It does not include airfare, hotel stay or any other incidental expenses.
l You may also pay through Swift transfer in favour of “Bank Name: United Bank of India, Tansen Marg, New Delhi -110001 ; Savings A/c No. '0359018009732; SWIFT Code: UTBIINBBTNM; IFSC Code: UTBI0TNM709*”
l You are requested to kindly mention name of the event while making the payment.
Refund Policy: request received in writing upto September 20, 2014 will be considered for cancellation. A 25 percent handling charge will be deducted from the total amount deposited towards the delegate fee and the rest refunded by cheque. No amount will be refunded after September 20, 2014.
Kindly send duly filled in registration form to:
Mr P. S. SinghHeadChemicals & Petrochemicals DivisionFICCI
Federation House, 1 Tansen Marg,New Delhi-110001Tel: +91-11-23487473 (Dir)EPBX: +91-11-23738760-70 (Extn 473)Email: [email protected]
www.indiachem.in
BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2014
October 9 - 11, 2014Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India
About the Event Event Objectives
The Prospects are bright and so are the challenges.
There is huge unrealized potential of
growth of chemical industry as indicated
by the present very low per capita
consumption levels in the country. Per
capita consumption of agrochemicals is
only 0.60 kgs/hectare and similarly per
capita plastics consumption in the
country is still hovering about 8 kgs,
while the world average is above 40 kgs.
The key growth driver is the rapidly
increasing domestic demand being
driven by approx. 250 million Indian
middle class consumers who need more
high-quality end products and the
chemical industry has to facilitate same.
The opportunity created has to overcome
challenges such as the Feedstock
unavailability, Infrastructure bottlenecks,
Developing successful clusters, Skills gap
and Trade Agreements and regulatory
concerns. These issues will be debated by
a galaxy of experts in the forthcoming
conference.
Essentially, the present chemistry can be classified as
challenging wherein majority of raw materials used are from
non-renewable sources and products are manufactured using
multi-step and energy intensive processes. Through
implementation of green practices companies can improve
mass and energy efficiency, resulting in reduced hazardous
wastes generation. Companies will also gain by having lower
material costs, significantly reduced environmental
impacts,hence creating an improved image across stakeholders.
All this would result in a sustained growth for the Chemical
sector.
MaterialEfficiency
HolisticDesign
ReducedHazards
EnergyEfficiency
GreenChemistry
Green Chemistry Metrics
FICCI jointly with the Dept of Chemicals &
Petrochemicals, Govt. of India and with
the support of varinous industry
a s s o c i a t i o n s i s o r g a n i s i n g a n
International Conference at "India Chem
2014" on Oct 9-11, 2014 at NSE Complex,
Goregaon, Mumbai. The theme of the
event being "Spurting the Growth of
Indian Chemical Industry. A Handbook
covering all aspects of Indian Chemical
sector is being prepared jointly with Tata
Strategic Management Group and will be
released at the Conference.
v
v
v
v
v
To discuss and debate the opportunities and challenges for the
Indian Chemical sector in the emerging global scenario.
To provide a unique platform to interact and network with industry
and policy makers, in an effort to identify the various impediments
to the growth and functioning of the industry as well as to forge
strategic partnership.
To highlight the business opportunities in the industry & invite
global investors to invest in these upcoming sectors in the country.
To bridge the gap between Indian & Global companies by exploring
the possibilities of mergers, joint ventures, co manufacturing and
strategic alliances.
To discuss and deliberate on the feedstock, R&D, infrastructure,
environmental concerns as also the emerging technologies
enhancing the productivity and competitiveness.
REGISTRATION FORM
Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Designation:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Please note:
Registration Fee Structure:
Indian Nationals : INR 5000/- per personForeign Nationals : USD 120/- per person(includes Indian residing abroad and foreigner residing in India)
Incentives
For 2 or more delegates, FICCI Associate members and members of the supporting associations- 10% disc: Rs 4500For 5 or more delegates and FICCI Corporate members- 25% disc : Rs 3750
For Academics/Students INR 1000 per person (restricted to 20 academicians/students each sponsored by the institution/industry)
Please note:
l All fees are payable by cash/cheque/DD in favour of "FICCI" payable at New Delhi.
l The delegate fee includes conference kits, study material, lunches and dinner. It does not include airfare, hotel stay or any other incidental expenses.
l You may also pay through Swift transfer in favour of “Bank Name: United Bank of India, Tansen Marg, New Delhi -110001 ; Savings A/c No. '0359018009732; SWIFT Code: UTBIINBBTNM; IFSC Code: UTBI0TNM709*”
l You are requested to kindly mention name of the event while making the payment.
Refund Policy: request received in writing upto September 20, 2014 will be considered for cancellation. A 25 percent handling charge will be deducted from the total amount deposited towards the delegate fee and the rest refunded by cheque. No amount will be refunded after September 20, 2014.
Kindly send duly filled in registration form to:
Mr P. S. SinghHeadChemicals & Petrochemicals DivisionFICCI
Federation House, 1 Tansen Marg,New Delhi-110001Tel: +91-11-23487473 (Dir)EPBX: +91-11-23738760-70 (Extn 473)Email: [email protected]
www.indiachem.in
BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2014
October 9 - 11, 2014Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India
About the Event Event Objectives
The Prospects are bright and so are the challenges.
There is huge unrealized potential of
growth of chemical industry as indicated
by the present very low per capita
consumption levels in the country. Per
capita consumption of agrochemicals is
only 0.60 kgs/hectare and similarly per
capita plastics consumption in the
country is still hovering about 8 kgs,
while the world average is above 40 kgs.
The key growth driver is the rapidly
increasing domestic demand being
driven by approx. 250 million Indian
middle class consumers who need more
high-quality end products and the
chemical industry has to facilitate same.
The opportunity created has to overcome
challenges such as the Feedstock
unavailability, Infrastructure bottlenecks,
Developing successful clusters, Skills gap
and Trade Agreements and regulatory
concerns. These issues will be debated by
a galaxy of experts in the forthcoming
conference.
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Display of Company logo as "Premium Partner" at the side panel
of conference backdrop.
Exclusively for one partner
Separate branding standy's for the premier partner at the
conference and lunch venue
Screening of partner's promotional film during Tea Breaks
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Reserved table for the delegates in the hall
Eight complimentary delegate passes for the conference
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
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Display of Company logo as "Platinum Partner" at the side panel
of conference backdrop.
Screening of partner's promotional film during the Lunch breaks
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Reserved table for the delegates in the hall
Seven complimentary delegate passes for the conference
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
Gold Partner: INR 5 Lacs Silver Partner: INR 4 Lacs
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Display of Company logo as "Gold Partner" at the side panel of
conference backdrop.
Six complimentary delegate passes for the conference
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit
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Display of Company logo as "Silver Partner" at the side panel of
conference backdrop.
Five complimentary delegate passes for the conference
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
Lunch Partner: 2 Lacs Delegate Kit Partner: 3 Lacs
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Special Panel acknowledging "Lunch Partner" at lunch venue.
Three complimentary delegate passes for the conference
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Display of company logo at the back panel of conference
backdrop
Name and logo of the partnering company to embossed on the
delegate kit.
Three complimentary delegate passes for the conference.
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Associate Partner: 2 Lacs In addition all partners are entitled to
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Display of company logo as an "Associate Partner" at side panel
of the conference Backdrop.
Two complimentary delegate passes.
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
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Display of partner's logo on the event website and all
conference material
Special announcement for thanking partner.
Advertisement for conference booklet…
Category Amount Category Amount
Full Page Rs 20000/- Inside Back cover Rs 30000/-
Back Cover Rs 40000/- Inside Front cover Rs 40000/-
Who Should participate?
Policy Makers/ Academics/ Researchers/ Chief Executive
Officers/ Chief Information Officers/ Marketing Professionals/
Head- R&D/ Regulatory Affairs and Quality Managers/
Directors-Corporate Strategy/ Consultants/ Contact Research
Organisations/ Contract Manufacturers and others with
interest in fast emerging opportunities in Indian chemical
sector.
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Panel Discussion on the theme of the conference
Feedstocks options
Infrastructure
Regulatory Environment incl. ease of doing business.
Skilling of human resources
Logistics and Supply Chain Challenges
Global Developments
Issues to be Covered:
Participation DetailsDelegate Fees(includes attending all conference sessions,
exhibitions, lunches, dinner & delegate kits)
Category Amount
Indian National: INR 5000 per delegate
Foreign Nationals: USD 120 per delegate
Refund Policy
Requests for refund received before Sep 20, 2014 will only be considered . A 25% handling charge shall be deducted from the l amount deposited towards the delegate fee.
Incentives:FICCI members: INR 5000/- per personFor 2 or more delegates from the same Co; FICCI Associate members and
members of supporting associations (10% disc): INR 4500/- per personFor 5 or more delegates from the same Co; FICCI Corporate members (25% disc) :
INR 3750/- per personFor Academics/Students INR 1000 per person (restricted to 20
academicians/students each sponsored by the institution/industry)
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*Exclusively to one partner
"India Chem 2014" provides an ideal platform to enhance your company image and create brand awareness for your
products and services among existing and new customers through the following branding opportunities.
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Premier Partner: INR 9 Lacs * Platinum Partner: INR 7 Lacs
Gold Partner: INR 5 Lacs Silver Partner: INR 4 Lacs
Networking Lunch Partner : INR 2 Lacs Kit Partner: INR 3 Lacs*(for each day)
Associate Partner: INR 2 Lacs
*All fees is exclusive of service tax ( tax 12.36%)Service
Premier Partner: INR 9 Lacs Platinum Partner: INR 7 Lacs
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Display of Company logo as "Premium Partner" at the side panel
of conference backdrop.
Exclusively for one partner
Separate branding standy's for the premier partner at the
conference and lunch venue
Screening of partner's promotional film during Tea Breaks
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Reserved table for the delegates in the hall
Eight complimentary delegate passes for the conference
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
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Display of Company logo as "Platinum Partner" at the side panel
of conference backdrop.
Screening of partner's promotional film during the Lunch breaks
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Reserved table for the delegates in the hall
Seven complimentary delegate passes for the conference
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
Gold Partner: INR 5 Lacs Silver Partner: INR 4 Lacs
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Display of Company logo as "Gold Partner" at the side panel of
conference backdrop.
Six complimentary delegate passes for the conference
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
An exclusive display/table space at the conference venue for
display of their material.
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit
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Display of Company logo as "Silver Partner" at the side panel of
conference backdrop.
Five complimentary delegate passes for the conference
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Corporate Literature (1 CD and 8-10 pages brochure) to be
included in the delegate kit.
Lunch Partner: 2 Lacs Delegate Kit Partner: 3 Lacs
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Special Panel acknowledging "Lunch Partner" at lunch venue.
Three complimentary delegate passes for the conference
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Display of company logo at the back panel of conference
backdrop
Name and logo of the partnering company to embossed on the
delegate kit.
Three complimentary delegate passes for the conference.
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
Associate Partner: 2 Lacs In addition all partners are entitled to
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Display of company logo as an "Associate Partner" at side panel
of the conference Backdrop.
Two complimentary delegate passes.
Full page advertisement in the booklet of the event
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Display of partner's logo on the event website and all
conference material
Special announcement for thanking partner.
Advertisement for conference booklet…
Category Amount Category Amount
Full Page Rs 20000/- Inside Back cover Rs 30000/-
Back Cover Rs 40000/- Inside Front cover Rs 40000/-
Who Should participate?
Policy Makers/ Academics/ Researchers/ Chief Executive
Officers/ Chief Information Officers/ Marketing Professionals/
Head- R&D/ Regulatory Affairs and Quality Managers/
Directors-Corporate Strategy/ Consultants/ Contact Research
Organisations/ Contract Manufacturers and others with
interest in fast emerging opportunities in Indian chemical
sector.
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Panel Discussion on the theme of the conference
Feedstocks options
Infrastructure
Regulatory Environment incl. ease of doing business.
Skilling of human resources
Logistics and Supply Chain Challenges
Global Developments
Issues to be Covered:
Participation DetailsDelegate Fees(includes attending all conference sessions,
exhibitions, lunches, dinner & delegate kits)
Category Amount
Indian National: INR 5000 per delegate
Foreign Nationals: USD 120 per delegate
Refund Policy
Requests for refund received before Sep 20, 2014 will only be considered . A 25% handling charge shall be deducted from the l amount deposited towards the delegate fee.
Incentives:FICCI members: INR 5000/- per personFor 2 or more delegates from the same Co; FICCI Associate members and
members of supporting associations (10% disc): INR 4500/- per personFor 5 or more delegates from the same Co; FICCI Corporate members (25% disc) :
INR 3750/- per personFor Academics/Students INR 1000 per person (restricted to 20
academicians/students each sponsored by the institution/industry)
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Branding Opportunities
*Exclusively to one partner
"India Chem 2014" provides an ideal platform to enhance your company image and create brand awareness for your
products and services among existing and new customers through the following branding opportunities.
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Premier Partner: INR 9 Lacs * Platinum Partner: INR 7 Lacs
Gold Partner: INR 5 Lacs Silver Partner: INR 4 Lacs
Networking Lunch Partner : INR 2 Lacs Kit Partner: INR 3 Lacs*(for each day)
Associate Partner: INR 2 Lacs
*All fees is exclusive of service tax ( tax 12.36%)Service
Academic Partner
Media Partners
Department of Chemicals & Petro-ChemicalsGovernment of India
Industry’s Voice for Policy Change
For further details, please contact…
Mr P. S. SinghHead
Chemicals & Petrochemicals DivisionFICCI
Federation House, 1 Tansen Marg,New Delhi-110001
Tel: +91-11-23487473 (Dir)EPBX: +91-11-23738760-70 (Extn 473)
Email: [email protected]
Ms Charu SmitaAssistant Director
Chemicals & Petrochemicals DivisionFICCI
Federation House, 1 Tansen Marg,New Delhi-110001
Tel: +91-1123357350 (Dir)EPBX: +91-1123738760-70 (Extn 474)
Email: [email protected]
The Department of Chemicals & Petro-Chemicals has been part of the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India from 5.7.1991. The Department is entrusted with the responsibility of policy, planning, development and regulation of Chemicals and Petrochemicals Industries.
For more details on Department of Chemicals & Petro-Chemicals; please log on to www.chemicals.nic.in
Established in 1927, FICCI is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. Its history is closely interwoven with India’s struggle for independence, its industrialization, and its emergence as one of the most rapidly growing global economies. FICCI has contributed to this historical process by encouraging debate, articulating the private sector’s views and influencing policy.
A non-government, not-for-profit organisation, FICCI is the voice of India’s business and industry.
FICCI draws its membership from the corporate sector, both private and public, including SMEs and MNCs; FICCI enjoys an indirect membership of over 2,50,000 companies from various regional chambers of commerce.
For more information, please log on to www.ficci.com
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